Bishop Snyder High School Opens - St. Augustine Catholic

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Catholic Schools In Diocese of Saint Augustine 2002-2003 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Ponte Vedra Beach Established Grades + Tuition: Parish Member LITTLE STARS PRESCHOOL 1960 PreK PreK PreK (904) 285-2698, ext. 125 3-4 $1,035- $1,395 $2,385 $3,195 +** Tuition: Non-Member Computer ++ Labs Sports Programs Care Before-School After-School Care PALMER CATHOLIC ACADEMY 1997 K - 8 K+ K+ 400 (904) 543-8515 $2,700 $4,250 www.palmercatholic.org St. Augustine CATHEDRAL PARISH SCHOOL 1916 K - 8 K - 8 K - 8 416 (904) 824-2861/2862 $2,575 $3,700 www.cpsweb.org CATHEDRAL PARISH EARLY 1960 3 - 5 $18/day $20/day 105 EDUCATION CENTER rates vary by attendance (904) 829-2933 Switzerland SAN JUAN DEL RIO 1995 PreK4 - 245 (904) 287-8081 8 $2,150 $3,330 Email: sjdelrio@juno.com SPECIAL EDUCATION Jacksonville MORNING STAR SCHOOL (904) 721-2144 1956 ungraded $4,600 $4,600 116 www.morningstar-jax.com SECONDARY SCHOOLS Jacksonville BISHOP KENNY HIGH SCHOOL 1952 9 - 12 9 - 12 9 - 12 1650 (904) 398-7545 $4,200 $5,700 www.bishopkenny.org BISHOP JOHN J. SNYDER SCHOOL (904) 771-1029 2002 9 9 9 http://home.attbi.com/ $4,200 $5,700 ~bjshighschool/ adding a grade each year St. Augustine ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY 1952 9 - 12 9 - 12 9 - 12 300 (904) 824-0431 $4,000 $5,200 www.sjaweb.org + Additional fees may be charged for resources, registration, etc. ++ All schools have internet access and have or are building toward a state-of-the-art computer labs. ** Catholic families who send their children to a parish school other than their home parish school may qualify for reduced tuition. Students 63 75 18 ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC • AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2002 www.staugcatholic.org
Want Some Inspiration? Read about: Beverly McMillan, Joy Pichardo, and the scholarships created by both the Guardians of Dreams and the HEROES. everly T. McMillan has been teaching at St. Pius V School for 34 Byears. She’s been a seventh and eighth grade teacher all that time. Currently she’s also vice principal, the mentor to new students and the sponsor of the school newspaper. She has also, this year, been one of four Jacksonville teachers to win the Gladys Prior Awards for Career Teaching Excellence. The Awards are administered by the University of North Florida’s College of Education and Human Services. Each of the teachers, received an award of $10,000 for their “Career Teaching Excellence.” The man who established the awards, Jacksonville native Gilchrist Berg, named them the Gladys Prior Awards because Gladys Prior was his third grade teacher at Ortega Elementary School and, he said, encouraged his academic and personal growth. Joy Pichardo is also a teacher. She teaches English and Religion at Bishop Kenny High School in Jacksonville. But, like Beverly McMillan, she’s more than a teacher. She’s advisor to the Bishop Kenny Anchor Club which, like its sponsor, Pilot International makes volunteer service its mission and joins with Pilot in helping people with brain-related disorders. Pichardo, an advocate and role model, joins her students and Anchor Club members in all sorts of service projects, washing cars as a fundraiser, serving food at a local soup kitchen, hammering nails at a Habijax house, collecting more than 1,000 pairs of jeans for a “Jeans for Jacksonville” drive. This year Pichardo’s dedication to the Anchor Club Mission won her the honor of being named as the 2001-2002 Anchor Advisor of the Year – recognized by Anchor Clubs in seven districts with a total of about 10,000 members. The Guardians of Dreams does just what its name implies; it makes dreams come true for youngsters whose parents can’t afford to send them to Holy Rosary and St. Pius V schools. The $315,000 provided for 200 students this year. Since it began in 1996, the Guardian of Dreams program has provided for 890 scholarships totaling $1.3 million. The Heroes of Jacksonville Beach has also a been a source of scholarships (135 of them in the past three years) for children from kindergarten through high school. This year the Heroes have qualified as part of a state program (the new Corporate Income Tax Credit Scholarship Program) that encourages corporations to contribute money for scholarships by giving them tax credit for their contributions to organizations like the Heroes. The scholarships, of up to $3,500, can be used by low-income families to send their children to private schools, including religion-based schools. Children throughout Jacksonville are eligible for the scholarships they provide. To qualify for the scholarship, the child’s family must qualify for free or reducedprice lunch under the National School Lunch Program and have been enrolled in a Florida public school through Dec. 3. For more information call (904) 241-7300. St. Pius V Principal Sr. Elise Kennedy, SSJ, gives Mrs. McMillian an award-winning hug. • College Preparatory High School Offering Honors, AP and Dual Enrollment Courses • Earn College Credits on our Campus • Very Competitive Test Scores • Smallerclasssize • Secure,nurturing,drug-free environment governed by Gospel values • StateCertifiedTeachers, allteachingin-field • Clubs&ExtracurricularActivities Ful l S p o r t s P r o g r a m 78 Continuous Years of Accreditation Southern Association Of Colleges and Schools CALL (904) 824–0431 FOR INFORMATION w w w.sjaweb.org – Education for the Future Since 1874 – ST. AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC • AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2002 19
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